April Fantasy/Sci-fi Author Interview Answer #11 “Are your books standalone or sequels?”



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Hello everyone! It’s time to reveal the answers for all 12 questions answered by 12 author participants in the April Group Author Interview, in the 12 genres, 12 authors, 12 months and 12 questions series! The support from Fantasy/Sci-fi authors was amazing as we have 12 authors participating in this group author interview.

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So, the 11th question is “Are your books standalone or sequels?”


1) Author #1 : Eric Nierstedt 

My books generally turn out to be series; I’m not sure I could write a standalone at this point!


2) Author #2:  M.A.N. 

At the moment, they’re all standalone, but I do have a series or two planned for the future.


3) Author #3:  Peighton Weber 

Sequels. My book is the first in a six-book series. The second is in progress.


4) Author #4:  Lisa Lowell 

Officially, they are sequels, but because the protagonist is different, and the former main character becomes a side character, or even an antagonist, they can stand alone. They also tend to take place at separate times and sometimes, decades later.


5) Author #5:  Rachael Krotec 

My book, Premonition, is the first in a trilogy.


6) Author #6:  Mark Piggott

I plan my novels as trilogies, working to spread the story out into one complete set. Series are better to work with when it comes long, drawn out stories.

Standalone


8) Author #8: Steve Holder

All my books are islands, but if one were to read them all they would see a pattern and some repeat characters who seem to jump from one book to the other.


9) Author #9: Dyane Forde

The books are a trilogy.


10) Author #10: David Chylde

This book will be a prequel to my dystopian series starting with Angel Hunt.

11) Author #11: Irene Helenowski

So far, I have my science fiction trilogy and my standalone road trip book.


12) Author #12:  Ellwyn Autumn 

Both. Chris Kringle’s Cops is a series, Captain Hook: Villain or Victim? is a stand alone and The Kamyla Chung Series is a compilation of stand alone books.

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